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"an issue of worry" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something that is causing concern, such as, "The rising cost of living is an issue of worry for many people."
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The issue of worry raised in this study has not been highlighted clearly before.
Worry that making an issue of this could be career-limiting.
We are thinking about opening up the possibility of having the presence of parents during delivery; however, this is an issue that worries us because of the possibility of chaos in the hospital environment".
But this is not just a parting swipe at an employer by a disgruntled member of staff, it's an explosion of anger about an issue that is worrying journalists across the industry.
Page Gardner, head of the Women's Voices, Women's Vote Action Fund, senses that the overarching issue of economic worry will persuade people — especially her core target of unmarried women who have begun voting in larger numbers — to overcome any disappointment.
Technical issues were a cause of worry for some participants (14%; 7/50): "The only worry is when my battery is down and the message is urgent".
You watch these two, appalled that a German newsstand doesn't have the latest issue of Punch, worrying that the British Army will overreact and commandeer the cricket grounds, and you feel sorry for every scholar who has labored mightily to pin down the mind-set of colonialism.
Between the two issues there is a lot of worry right now".
Even where economic issues were not a cause of worry in and of themselves, the emotional consequences took their toll.
The national newspaper market has seen unprecedented falls of up to 30% in print advertising this summer, an issue compounded by a worrying slowing of growth in digital advertising revenues.
So why aren't the Democrats making Americans' economic worries more of an issue in the campaign?
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